The Talking mApp of Rome

Audio city tour with TAPSY

Free

1.2.0for iPhone, iPad

Michel Mast

Developer

Sep 30, 2017

Update Date

Travel

Category

App Store

Age Rating

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12+

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17+

You must be at least 17 years old to access this App.

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The Talking mApp of Rome Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About The Talking mApp of Rome

With an original and colorful graphic design, a user-friendly interface and precise information, here is a child-friendly app to discover Rome through the bizarre voices of its most characteristic monuments: from the ‘braggart’ Coliseum to the Mouth of Truth, all the way to the four crazy rivers of the Fountain of the Rivers in Navona Square. Every tale is rich with anecdotes, oddities and details, which makes it easy and fun to understand the artistic qualities of this marvelous city.

The app is sold with a colorful, foldable and detailed map, allowing you to follow along, while listening to the loveable voices of the characters who introduce history, enriched with the sounds and noises of daily life.

Following the descriptions of the each monument are recommendations of the best locations for relaxation, entertainment and refreshment with children in mind. There are 48 suggestions of additional museums and monuments, including precious practical information of where to eat, to relax and have fun.

The Talking Map of Rome is a perfect alternative to the usual guided tour and a new opportunity for the family with small children to discover and live a city while having fun, with no complaints, but never forgetting the interests of the adults.